Los Angeles Times Tells Angelenos They’re Wrong About Crime, Everything Is Fine

Los Angeles Times Tells Angelenos They’re Wrong About Crime, Everything Is Fine
Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascon removes his mask before speaking at a press conference in Los Angeles on Dec. 8, 2021. Robyn Beck/AFP via Getty Images
James Breslo
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My family moved to Los Angeles during the 1984 Olympics. “I Love L.A.” was on the radio and the city was the envy of the world. I loved everything about L.A. I immediately became a Dodgers, Lakers, Rams, and Kings fan. And I loved the Los Angeles Times, mostly because of its sports section and exceptional calendar (entertainment) section. With no internet, the L.A. Times was everyone’s primary source of information, not just for news but for the scores of the games, who’s coming in concert, what’s on TV, and the weather.

James Breslo
James Breslo
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James Breslo is an attorney and host of the “Hidden Truth Show” podcast. He is a former partner at the international law firm Seyfarth Shaw and public company president. He has appeared numerous times as a legal expert on Fox News and CNN, and serves on the Heritage Foundation's Project 2025 Public Diplomacy committee.
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